They will leave the lamenting of the unscored goals to outsiders.

"Let's go," Jamie interrupted, unwilling to spend time in useless lamenting.

The island was stone cold dead, except for the lamenting of fossils in wind, which only exaggerated the somber mood.

There must be no furious lamenting.

But the lamenting of the priestesses at sunrise was one thing, it was a symbol, a remembering.

Afterward, there was no lamenting, no anger.

He was faint with hunger and weak with long lamenting, as he stepped within his own doors.

She complained of how it stung, but eventually her lamenting subsided and she rested her head against his shoulders.

The howling of wolves gets on one's nerves the worst, I believe: the lamenting of women he talks about was surely wolves.

The lamenting of Polyphemus is marked by the statement of her rejection of him and his consequent despondence.

From the blackness that was the Greenwitch came a hair-raising sound: a long low lamenting, like a moan, rising and falling in a mumbling whine.

"The nun of Matsushima burns the brine And fuels the fires with the logs of her lamenting, now more than ever."

"After so much lamenting of the chronic loss of the spotlight to Athens," he said, "we are finally starting to embrace our offbeat sense of self again."

With the loss, it was Hayes's turn to do the lamenting, saying, "Any time you have the opportunity to win, you hope you can capitalize on it.

And then there was no sound but the anguished lamenting of Kevin's harp and Lancelet weeping at her side as they bore Viviane forth to rest.

In a moment the three whistles were shrieking frantically, thin and reedy against the wind and the sea, only a thin pipe, like the lamenting of lost souls.

It is not sorrow, despair or resignation, or the wringing of hands: it is just the great grief and lamenting of a mother who has lost her son."

It figures in the show's earliest painting, a piece of pre-Victorian camp titled "Mother Lamenting Over Her Child" (1824), by Frederick Stiles Agate.

By the time all of her lamenting made its way through the office messaging system, she had quit in a huff and the entire agency had learned that her ex-boyfriend didn't pick up his socks.

To the Editor: Bob Herbert's lamenting of the proposed closing of 27 child health clinics in New York (Op-Ed, May 21) and the lobbying by hospitals to prevent reductions in their reimbursement rates are related.

A most extraordinary display of shooting stars, night after night; sounds like the lamenting of women from the forest and two divine youths on white horses in Greek, not German, dress, had suddenly ridden through the middle of the camp at dawn.

And the melancholy fir-trees Waved their dark green fans above him, Waved their purple cones above him, Sighing with him to console him, Mingling with his lamentation Their complaining, their lamenting.

What I have left to call my own--it is little beyond the worth of a few jewels--I will make it the first charge of his life to bestow, with the compassion and lamenting of his dead mother, on this injured family, if the sister can be discovered.'

The vocal soloists were exemplary: the radiant soprano Harolyn Blackwell; a stentorian baritone, William Stone, who made his Philharmonic debut, and John Aler, who stole the show as the roasting swan, protesting his fate in sky-high flights of tenorial lamenting.

The people came swift down running lamenting, and found Her floating, for the river would not drown the Blessed-Miraculous-Beloved; and in Her fist She held the edge of his starry cloak, as in Her hand She now holds the heavens and all that is in them. "

And we three turned together to help others, even as the lament went on.

By the end, many laments about death have been heard.

You've got to get through this lament for what was.

The lament "if only we had more money" has been heard for years.

The same lament is heard on the other end of Pennsylvania.

It is a familiar lament, heard at many points in American history.

Someone should have taken his place whose passing no one would lament.

We had all been a part of the lament for Africa.

People of feeling all through the court joined him in his laments.

The wind music came again, cold, a lament of air.

This had too much hope and promise to be a lament.

A common lament is the Government has not done enough for this town in term of economic development.

Now it seems that the lament of the 90's might come from younger men.

But the blues in the music do not make for a lament.

Chance took a step forward, and Lament turned his head slightly to look at him.

In all of this her father finds great cause for lament.

That is one of the most common laments in agriculture.

Did that sound like the lament of a lonely man?

It is a lament for a painting, a man, and a city.

The problem with narratives of lament is that they're too true to be good.

It's a universal lament among single women that all the good men are taken.

They looked at each other and shared the same lament: We might as well not have been out there.

Prisoners are the only ones who can hear that lament.

He kept the boy beside him, audience for his laments.

"I will see them all put at rest," said Lament.

Things were not what they used to be, he lamented.

The king lamented that he did not have his love.

If only I could get a message out, he lamented.

There's just no good way to say something like this, he lamented.

A woman laments that she does not know her son's father.

She lamented to her sister at the end of 1924.

He laments his lot in life but points no fingers.

"I never really wanted to be in show business," he lamented.

I am not someone who sits and laments over things.

Jack laments it might be the only one they have.

And why do you command him to be lamented as a son?

Our age is well over, and lamenting it makes no difference.

Others simply lamented an early end to what they had hoped would be a special night.

She also laments the lack of training in talking to patients, especially about death.

He lamented going for a good time and not just playing it safe.

Today the park staff laments the small number of visitors.

But that was its function to begin with, and not to be lamented.

"I'm not going to live long enough to see them all," he lamented.

It's the wrong time to do it but no point lamenting that now.

He laments that "now more than ever we live our lives by income".

The queen lamented that the king would never know what became of her.

"There is never enough money left over at the end of the month to save anything," he lamented.

Perhaps he laments most a lost chance with the Yankees in 2000.

He laments: I take a short position on the long bond.

He laments cuts in government spending on schools and social services.